Southside Christian School - Sentinel Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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Varsity Basketball " ""- 1,1 i it Shannon forest' Stone Mtg QCC Vlly Nmthsidgg-gEC VID Alwqpsize gcc viii Easley V " Marshall Hughes makes his move along the base- line against Altamonte in Christian Cup VII. IAPTISV Fdrresggglillfl "l' ' Ben Lifipen Trinity ' ' V rfaqth lLauren1s1 , ateway fTennj Tri-cities lTennj Hampton Park Oakwood Shannon Forest Tabernacle Huntington lW.Va.-C.C.C.1 Shannon Forest tC.C.C.J Florence 42-A SCACS7 ' gewon won 65-49 glpsllztg llllsfi 68-77 lost 62-75 lost 68-75 lost 57-S4 lost, , 65-67 won ll llti?-47 won X 76158 word ' 1 so-6955-is 51-49 iiii won 64-52 won '60-47 lost 96-62 lost 94-68 lost 51-58 won 77-42 lost 33-88 lost 64-68 won 51-41 lost- 39-67 won 53-42 Webb Hudspeth puts a move on his man to drive the baseline for a score. 100 Varsity Basketball Keith Coppins was a "big little man" in the jun ing department. The Sabre threesome of Keith Woods, Ron D ple and Marshall Hughes work for the best bounding position,

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Balance is the secret to a good mount. .- L it M, Every Wednesday, members of the squad met with Mrs Kiser for a practice session. Mrs. Kiser has faithfully served as varsity cheerleading sponser for eleven years. "Burn Shannon's Forest!" loyce Hood cheers the team on in a soccer game against a cross-town rival. Captain Gina Firpo definitely has the Sabre spirit. Varsity Cheerleaders 99

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lnexperience and Injuries Hamper the Sabres Keith Woods shows his versatility in playing wing and baseline. WW BAPTIST CHURCH an Dipple was a real boost in the scoring depart- ent. Perhaps it is because of his excellent form, shown here in the Altamonte game. ie Sabres are traditionally a fast-breaking team. eith Coppins is usually on the front end of the eak. The 1982 varsity basketball team re- turned only two starters from the 15-4 team of '81. The two players were co- captain, Marshall Hughes and Peter Sul- livan. Peter and Marshall were plagued with ankle injuries throughout the year and missed fifteen games between them. Victories over Forrest Hills and Ben Lippen highlighted the month of janu- ary. The inexperienced members ofthe squad did an outstanding job both scor- ing and rebounding. Ron Dipple led the team in rebounding, while captain Keith Coppins was the leader in assists. All members of the squad worked hard to improve their game and by the end of the year the team was rolling. The closer they get, the rougher it gets. Ron Dip- ple and Marshall Hughes earned their battle scars Varsity Basketball 101